planning brochure grad - university of alberta · · 2017-03-01canada and in many other...
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GRADUATE PROGRAMENTRANCE
REQUIREMENTS
Two Year Regular Stream:
> Four year undergraduate degree from
a recognized University
> Minimum B average on last 60 credits
One Year Accelerated Stream:
> Undergraduate degree in planning and
two or more calendar years professional
experience in Planning, or
> Case by case assessment of other
combinations of experience and
degrees
[Details at planning.eas.ualberta.ca]
CAREERS INPLANNING
Professional Planners are in high demand in
Alberta and elsewhere.
> Planning is a Registered Profession in
Canada and in many other jurisdictions
throughout the world
> Planning careers are diverse: urban
design, economic development, social
development, transit planning, parks
planning, zoning, rural and regional
planning and others
> Planners work alongside engineers,
architects, government administrators,
private land owners and others
> Planners are employed in both the
public sector and the private sector
Master’s in Urbanand RegionalPLANNINGNew Master's degree in Urban and
Regional Planning emphasises the
development of a critical understanding
of environmental and the economic
processes in planning for growing
regions and large and small towns.
In 2017, the University of Alberta will be
launching a new course-based graduate
degree program in planning.
> An emphasis on land use planning and
policy development to enhance
community resilience to economic,
social, and environmental challenges
> Program designed in line with
professional accreditation standards
> 2 year and 1 year streams
planning.eas.ualberta.ca